Barbara's history, 67. oldal,3. kötet |
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2. oldal
... Lady Flora Bayham , now married , and living in a distant county . That childish wound of jealousy had left its scar , and though long since healed over , was not forgotten . 66 In the meantime my husband lavished gifts upon me ; and ...
... Lady Flora Bayham , now married , and living in a distant county . That childish wound of jealousy had left its scar , and though long since healed over , was not forgotten . 66 In the meantime my husband lavished gifts upon me ; and ...
10. oldal
... lady of Burleigh her- self could scarcely have regarded the haberdasher and dress - maker with a more pious horror . Mais , rassure - toi , chérie . It was not of your dress that I was thinking , but of these . " He touched the spring ...
... lady of Burleigh her- self could scarcely have regarded the haberdasher and dress - maker with a more pious horror . Mais , rassure - toi , chérie . It was not of your dress that I was thinking , but of these . " He touched the spring ...
15. oldal
... lady whom , but for this incident , I believe I should have passed without seeing . She was dressed all in black , and half hidden by the pile of log - wood on which she was sitting . I was just close enough to see her throw her arms ...
... lady whom , but for this incident , I believe I should have passed without seeing . She was dressed all in black , and half hidden by the pile of log - wood on which she was sitting . I was just close enough to see her throw her arms ...
17. oldal
... lady , and inquired if anyone had seen the dog come home . But Mrs. Fairhead could tell me no more than Nap himself ; so I betook myself to my painting - room , and proceeded to work away the weary hours before my husband's return . VOL ...
... lady , and inquired if anyone had seen the dog come home . But Mrs. Fairhead could tell me no more than Nap himself ; so I betook myself to my painting - room , and proceeded to work away the weary hours before my husband's return . VOL ...
30. oldal
... ladies . " " It's drinking money , " exclaimed my aunt . " It's sinful ! " " Pleasant sinning , however , " replied Hugh . " Péchons encore ! " " Not for the world . Mercy on us ! I wouldn't have drunk that , if I had known what it was ...
... ladies . " " It's drinking money , " exclaimed my aunt . " It's sinful ! " " Pleasant sinning , however , " replied Hugh . " Péchons encore ! " " Not for the world . Mercy on us ! I wouldn't have drunk that , if I had known what it was ...
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Acta Sanctorum and—and Appian asked baby Barbara Barbarina Baths of Caracalla believe bless Broomhill Capri Carlyon Chambery child Civita Vecchia darling dear aunt deary door English exclaimed eyes face gentleman gone Goody Grenoble hand happy head hear heard heart hope hour Hugh Farquhar Humph husband Italy Jacopo JEANNE D'ALBRET JULIA KAVANAGH kiss knew lady landlord laughed leave Les Misérables letter lips lived looked Madame Maddalena married Matteo Monsieur morning Naples never night once Paolo paused perhaps Piazza di Spagna poor Professor red mullet remember replied Rome rose round ruin Sandyshaft scarcely seemed shook signora sitting smiling stay stood strange suppose sure tears tell thing thought to-morrow told took turned weary week wife window woman wonder words write Zollenstrasse
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15. oldal - There is not wind enough in the air To move away the ringlet curl From the lovely lady's cheek — There is not wind enough to twirl The one red leaf, the last of its clan, That dances as often as dance it can, Hanging so light, and hanging so high, On the topmost twig that looks up at the sky.
138. oldal - In fragments, choked up vaults, and frescos steep'd In subterranean damps where the owl peep'd, Deeming it midnight : — Temples, baths, or halls ? Pronounce who can ; for all that Learning reap'd From her research hath been, that these are walls — Behold the Imperial Mount ! 't is thus the mighty falls.